The 2021 NFL Draft is in the books. All 257 selections have been made, and teams are off to the races signing undrafted free agents. Just as we did on and , we're here to break down the winners and losers of Day 3, yet another wild day in the NFL.What a great spot the running back from North Carolina landed in. He was drafted No. 107 overall by the . He lands in a system that repeatedly churns out quality running backs (the Shanahan-style offense Mike LaFleur is bringing over from San Francisco makes stars of pretty much every back), and he has very little competition for carries in New York. was brought in as a free agent, but he's now three years removed from his most recent effective season. Carter should have a chance to be the lead back for the Jets, behind an improved offensive line and with other weapons to spread the field for him. Pick Six Newsletter Crafted By The Best NFL Experts Get the day's big stories + fun stuff you love like mock drafts, picks and power rankings. I agree to receive the "Pick Six Newsletter" and marketing communications, updates, special offers (including partner offers), and other information from CBS Sports and the Paramount family of companies. By pre sing sign up, I confirm that I have read and agree to the and acknowledge Paramount's . Please check the opt-in box to acknowledge that you would like to subscribe. Thanks for signing up! Keep an eye on your inbox. Sorry! There was an error proce sing your subscription. The writing was on the wall for these guys when the landed Penn State linebacker Micah Parsons in the first round, but it's blinking neon lights after Dallas added LSU linebacker Jabril Cox in the fourth. It's entirely po sible that both Smith and Vander Esch are off the roster by this time next year, which is pretty crazy considering it wasn't that long ago that they looked like one of the best linebacker tandems in the league. Smith's dramatic drop-off and LVE's injury i sues caused the Cowboys to move aggre sively to replace them.The defending champs did not enter the draft with many real needs, which allowed them to do things like drafting a pa s rusher on Thursday who can develop behind and Shaq Barrett, and a quarterback on Friday who can develop behind . On Saturday, they used some of their draft capital to move up and land Jaelon Darden, who really should not have lasted until the fourth round. Darden caught 31 touchdown pa ses during his final two seasons at North Texas, including 19 this past year. Bruce Arians said Darden of and -- both of whom he coached -- and if they get anything close to that type of production out of Darden down the line, he'll end up being a huge steal. The then-Oakland Raiders had three picks in Lou Gehrig Jersey the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft. They used the No. 4 overall pick on , the No. 24 pick on , and the No. 27 pick on . Ferrell wasn't even the best edge rusher the Raiders drafted in 2019 ( ), and the team ended up using a third-round pick on Malcolm Koonce this year. The now-Las Vegas Raiders spent $14.5 million on to complement Jacobs, and also dramatically downgraded along the offensive line by moving on from four of their five starters. Oh, and they drafted not one, not two, but safeties this weekend, indicating an extreme lack of confidence in what they have at the position.First of all, Berry had a fantastic weekend, adding a boatload of talent to a rapidly including defense. That included landing Ohio State defensive tackle Tommy Togiai and Georgia safety Richard Lecounte in Rounds 4 and 5. (Cincinnati tackle James Hudson was also good value in Round 4.) More importantly, though, Berry and his wife had their first child on Thursday, and it produced the best (photoshopped) picture of draft week. The Football Chopz (@Pchopz_) The came into the weekend with not all that much in the backfield alongside Mostert, with only Jr. and joining him on the depth chart. San Francisco then traded up for Ohio State's Trey Sermon in the third round and snagged Louisiana's Elijah Mitchell in the sixth. Mostert will be 29 years old next season and has zero guaranteed money on his contract. He could be on the way out sooner rather than later. If you're a quarterback, there aren't many better landing spots than New Orleans, where you get to play for Sean Payton. Book also wins here because Payton had said coming into the draft that quarterback was not a "must-add" position for the , yet they added one anyway. Payton has also shown his willingne s to add packages to the playbook for athletic players who can pa s, like , so perhaps Book can get on the field some even if he's not immediately a starting-caliber quarterback.Let's just leave this one right here. Let's put these trades in context.Texans while #161 is on the clock trade up with the Bills into #174, giving up two picks.Clearly they want someone. But how will they know he's available 13 picks in advance?Turns out they can't and TRADE UP AGAIN. Horrible mismanagement. Lee Sharpe, @ (@LeeSharpeNFL) The routinely crushed the draft under Ozzie Newsome, and they continue to do so under Eric DeCosta. They got off to a strong start on Thursday and Friday, and continued adding quality prospects on Saturday. Wideout Tylan Wallace makes a ton of sense as a complement to Hollywood Brown and Rashod Bateman. Cornerback Shaun Wade was thought of as a potential first-round pick coming into this season, but a move to outside corner cratered his stock. The Ravens have plenty of perimeter corners, so they can stick him back in the slot, where he was one of the best defensive backs in the country. Edge rusher Daelin Hayes, meanwhile, is basically a prototype Ravens edge rusher who can develop along with Odafe Oweh, as the Ravens have developed so many edge rushers before.Wentz was, to put it kindly, not thrilled the last time his team took a quarterback in the draft. Well, his new team just did it again, with the selecting Texas pa ser Sam Ehlinger at the tail end of the sixth round. Hopefully now that he's back with Frank Reich and company, Wentz can keep his composure and not let the selection of a developmental quarterback behind him throw his entire game off the rails. The and were widely expected to add running backs with one of their picks this weekend, but didn't. Instead, they added talent at other positions on offense that should help put them in position to succeed. Talented players who have succeeded in timeshare roles now may get a chance to shine as full-time backs.NBC's Mike Tirico at The Kentucky Derby, and had this to report:"I bumped into one of the VIPs here who just happens to be the biggest news name in sports right now. That's Aaron Rodgers. He didn't want to talk on camera," Tirico said before noting what Rodgers had to say about the current drama in Green Bay. "I can tell you, I can characterize Aaron as disappointed that news has come out on this rift with the Packers. He expre sed a couple of times how much he loves Green Bay, loves the fans, loves the franchise." "There is fi sure, there is a chasm between management and the reigning NFL MVP," Tirico said. "We're just not sure how this is going to play out. I'll watch closely over the next couple of weeks to see what we hear from the Packers side and when Aaron does speak. Interesting times ahead for sure."Things are not going Aroldis Chapman Jersey well with this franchise at the moment, and Saturday's report that Rodgers isn't is in charge does not help things one bit.I love the secondary the Broncos are building. Not only did they sign in free agency and drafting Patrick Surtain II with the No. 9 overall pick in the first round, they added safeties Jamar Johnson and Caden Sterns on Saturday, along with cornerback Kary Vincent Jr. is heading into his age-33 season, and Johnson in particular makes for a fun long-term pairing with at safety. Surtain should be able to slide in as a starter, and the Broncos can try to develop Vincent Jr. behind them. The Chiefs did not have a first-round pick after sending it to the Ravens in the trade for Jr., but they did extremely well on Days 2 and 3. They continued beefing up their offensive line on Friday night, adding Creed Humphrey to help on the interior. Their first pick of the draft, Nick Bolton, was excellent value at No. 58, but they landed still more value on Saturday by getting Florida State edge rusher Joshua Kaindoh in the late fourth, Duke tight end Noah Gray in the fifth, and both Clemson receiver Cornell Powell and Tenne see guard Trey Smith in the sixth. They filled their biggest defensive needs (linebacker, edge), added more depth on the interior of the offensive line, and got themselves a nice developmental prospect behind the best offensive weapon ( ). Not bad for a weekend's work.
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